Dr Natalie Thompson
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| Sunday, July 12, 2026 |
| 12:00 PM - 12:30 PM |
| Sirius Room |
Overview
Tracing evidence, guarantees and epistemic harm in literacy policy in Australia
Speaker
Dr Natalie Thompson
Lecturer
Charles Sturt University
Tracing evidence, guarantees and epistemic harm in literacy policy in Australia
Biography
Dr Natalie Thompson is a Lecturer in Education in the Faculty of Arts & Education at Charles Sturt University. Her teaching and research are positioned within critical theories of education, particularly in relation to literacies, disability, inclusion and teacher education with a particular interest in the embodied/embedded experiences of children and teachers in schools. Her work is aimed at promoting dialogue around education as a public good, the purpose of education and the relationship between pedagogy, democracy and politics. Natalie is an educational activist, a student of post-structural philosophies and an active member of ALEA.